UC Investments Boss Sounds Alarm On AI Threat To Student Jobs And $214 Billion Fund
UC’s top investor warned regents that AI could upend career prospects for nearly 300,000 students and put parts of the university’s $214 billion portfolio at risk.
Bay Area Cook Cheats Death as UCSF Swaps Artificial Heart for the Real Thing
UCSF surgeons moved a patient from a total artificial heart to a human donor organ, giving a Bay Area cook who’d lived months on a mechanical pump a new chance with his family. The case highlights device options — and persistent donor shortages.
Israeli Startups Quietly Keep 20,000 California Paychecks Flowing
A new alliance report finds Israeli‑founded firms support about 22,650 California jobs and add billions in output. The data arrives as state political debate over Israel intensifies.
Secretive Google-Meta Chip Pact Puts Bay Area On The AI Meter
Meta struck a multibillion lease with Google for TPU access, reframing compute as a metered utility and reshuffling the AI chip market. Local infrastructure choices may ripple across the Bay Area.
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All CitiesSan FranciscoMarin CountyOaklandSan JoseBay AreaNorth SF Bay AreaBay Area’s Morning Internet Jolt Knocks Xfinity And Friends Offline
Brief internet outages hit the Bay Area on March 16, with Xfinity customers among those reporting dropouts and monitoring sites flagging wider spikes.
Stanford MS Patients Take Bold Shot On Cancer T-Cell Gambit
Stanford and other U.S. hospitals are testing CAR‑T as a one‑time treatment for progressive MS. Early data show immune effects but safety and repair of old damage remain uncertain.
Tiny California Wildflower Stuns Scientists With Drought-Defying Comeback
Genomic surveys show scarlet monkeyflower evolved drought‑tolerant genes during California’s 2012–2015 megadrought, helping some populations recover — a rare example of evolutionary rescue.












